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echinocereus containing DET

Started by Maighstir, June 03, 2000, 12:25:00 PM

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Maighstir

You people ever hear about Echinocereus salmdyckianus. It is said to contain DET. If so, does anyone know anything about concentrations because I've some nice specimens ready for extraction. If the concentrations are low I will have to do some boosting for a while.

Maighstir (alias Dr. Snuggles).

Vae victis meretrix est et mors venit.

psyloxy

If it contains DET this DET does not stand for diethyltryptamine.


phaidon

Mind you psyloxy, there are tryptamines in Echinocerii and I have to say that I saw
this (DET) mentioned somewhere in the botanical literature before. DMT was also thought
to be artificial before it was found in plants. I'll try and find out.

Laters,

-- phaidon, son of apollon

I scorched the Earth, now what do I do tomorrow?

psyloxy

this would recategorize DET as a natural compound, strange, really damned strange...


phaidon

Yeah, I know it's strange. But who would have thought back in '18 that DMT was organic in
origin and not artificial? As I said, I'll find out as soon as I find some time.

Laters,

-- phaidon, son of apollon

I scorched the Earth, now what do I do tomorrow?